The Three Mile Island accident of 1979 was rated 5; the Chernobyl disaster merited level 7.
The citing commissioner, Mike Rafter, ruled that the challenge was not worthy of a red card but was serious enough to merit a level one citing.
Stephen Walt is a bit less hyperbolic, but he agrees that terrorism simply isn't the kind of danger that could merit the level of response America devotes to it.
I actually cannot determine with any confidence whether the two amputee groups are being independently plotted in Figure 2, and I am having to look at the figure far too long to merit this level of confusion.
Graduates, who must have a 2 1 in any degree or a merit at masters level, receive a £23,049 salary from their host authority which organises at least three placements during the 24-month programme.
Now, privacy, livable wages, "dark pools" in financial markets and other emergent issues merit the same level of attention as carbon emissions, occupational health and safety, board diversity and other issues regarded as mainstream.
Built by Russian engineers and monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency, it is already producing electricity, and most nuclear experts agree that it does not merit the same level of concern over weaponization as Iran's other nuclear sites.
These ethical considerations at the population level merit careful deliberation.
– Facebook is a "company run by a prominent Jew" and can't "possibly show preferential treatment to one offended group over others" – The Holocaust is just one of many human tragedies: "There are quite a few other especially-horrifying events in humanity's recent past that likely merit the same level of consideration" – Providing a forum for Holocaust deniers lets people see how "stupid" they are.
The last time the Environmental Protection Agency studied crumb rubber in 2009, it found potentially harmful substances in the material, but only enough to merit a "low level of concern".
